Can this product be used to seal a joint in concrete in my basement?
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I have seen it used in a crack in a cement floor where I work, it's been in there over a year and it hasn't moved.
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Patti,I would call Radonseal direct, but this is just a sealing agent it's not any different then any concrete sealer. The only problem is you wouldn't be able to do another coat so make sure your level is where you want it. Make sure you caulk any crack you see and where the wall meets the floor. Cover and seal any sump pump pit also. I went from a 9.9 down to a 2.6 doing all of these things.if you finish your basement and the level goes higher you may have to install a fan radon system with fan. Hope it helps.
823345
Can I use this to apply over the Laticrete fiber tape that I will be using over the Hardibacker joints?
570333
yes- it applies joint compound directly to the tape- place tape directly over the seam. Works well on ceilings after applying run knife over tape to seal to seam.
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It would be the best product to use because it will hold up to the extreme heat. You might try a color close to your counter top, I used the red for what I needed to seal.
585465
On a vinyl liner I would have to guess no, on a cement liner....for the cost of the product I'd say get it a shot. I was able to seal a leak on PVC pipe joint that was wet and under some pressure. Again, for the cost ...I'd try it on anything to take a chance...good luck.
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I used it to seal my basement cement walls behind the insulation and sheet rock. After it dries I can see no reason why you would not be able to paint over it. I applied 2 coats and it works great.
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I think it would. I used it to seal a leaking outdoor water fountain. I mixed it per instructions, poured in and it dried clear & rock hard. It hardens very fast. Make sure cabinet is solid & can stand a little expansion which might happen as it fills any voids & hardens.
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Depending upon your application it will work as a moisture barrier you only need to use some type of sealing tape for the seams, duct tape or 3" package sealing tape works fine. If you have known moisture issues, you will need to use the more expensive self-sealing underlayment with built in vapor barrior. Your other option is to use 3ml visqueen between the concrete floor and this poly foam base. I hope this helps
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In the times I have used Flex Seal, it has worked in all instances to stop leaks. I have use it around basement concrete to stop rain leaks, and I have use it in down spouts to stop water leaks. I have use the white color option.
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I don't see why not if it's concrete, says you can use it for floors. My only concern when putting on the floors if you move heavy furniture you may scratch or tear it. yes it's a lot thicker than regular contact paper and if you use it for the floors, I would use a heavier glue than just pealing the back off as it may not stick long depending on your flooring. I have used this on the counters and also I covered a table with it. I hope this helps.
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Not that i know of. this is a sealant an glue. I have not opened it yet as the weather is not suitable for the planed use. If you are planning to paint the basement floor their are many products available. Be sure to wear a mask and use a fan to ventilate the space during and after you paint. Epoxy is flammable so turn off any gas powered equipment till the paint is dry and the fumes clear.
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Yes. It can be used. It is a solid product for the price. However, if you are installing below grade over concrete. I personally would opt for a heavier barrier. It is rather thin. It worked beautifully in my situation and the price was excellent. But my install was over subfloor and above grade. Anytime you install below grade you have higher moisture. That is why I would recommend a heavier barrier. It will cost more. But you will be glad you went with it.
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I would give it a try. I used it successfully underwater to repair a large crack. Under water it acts a lot like drywall mud. I used a small taping knife to apply and worked it into the concrete. The product did shrink a little when it cured.
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Clearly & strictly: No - this product is not made for such purposesAs a civil engineer - there are lot of other specific construction adhesives you can select from - you can search in specialized construction store.However - as "gil" commented: the scope of job is not clear. Sometimes you need more than adhesion (otherwise it will break or bend) - if you can explain the job more, I think we can give a better advice.
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You need to look at the Manufactures site, as they show you, to spray it on Concrete. By doing this it is sealing your application. If you spray it on plastic, my thoughts it would just fall to the bottom on the floor. But to have the best insulation factor and solution, I would spray it on the concrete. If it is a basement and you are building walls. I believe they advise to frame the wall out from the concrete wall and allow the foam to go in back of the framing. This way the wood is NOT on concrete, that could have moisture in it and transfer to your wood.
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Yes, I use this in my cabinet business for just this purpose. Remember to carefully prop open this affected area, apply to both surfaces, and let it dry before you press together. Position carefully as it will be nearly impossible to change. The bond will be immediate.